Markham, ON - UGH! English homework! Too much and occupies way too much of my time, gonna sneak in a 15 minute time slot to write this blog entry.

To date in Pearson International Airport, we're reporting nearly 150 cm of snow. In my own backyard weather station (otherwise known as Markham Weather Centre), I have recorded over 140 cm of snow, but not quite yet 150 cm. However, we are VERY close to break the all-time snowfall record. Ever since the snowfall record started in the late 1800s, we've never seen this much snow except for the winter of 1938/1939. That winter, we saw about 200 cm of snow. This winter, we have the potential to break this record, especially with the newly released GFS suggesting more snow are on our way.

Due to the time constrain, I will quickly highlight all those potential snow we're going to see. I apologize for my tardiness, but I have to do this in order to maintain my schoolwork quality.

Tomorrow to Wednesday -- 10 to 15 cm
Friday to Saturday -- 10 cm
March 3 to March 4 -- 10 to 25 cm
March 8 to March 12 -- (Unclear right now, but potentially 5 to 10 cm)

All of these "snow systems" or "winter storms", if you like, totals the upcoming weeks snowfall to be at around 35 to 60 cm. If this is true, we can break the record easily. Remember, 150 + 60 = 210 cm.

Let's make this record snowfall the best ever, by making use of all these snow for winter sports! WEE!

I apologize for my briefness in my blogs again, but schoolwork is piling up as we speak.

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